The column that asks Philly blah-blah radio saying sell off their old players have to do with the Phillies record when the old players are the only ones doing anything, and what phenom are we preventing from coming up?

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Good evening!

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Showers likely Monday, but the rain from Thursday on is not guaranteed, in case this is your week at the shore.

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We need to get the word out to within driving distance of the Levoy Theatre.

Sunday is movie time with The sandlot,'' a baseball movie, playing at 6 p.m.

How much?

$10 for adults and $5 for kids.

Buy tickets to "The Sandlot,'' "Big'' on June 22, "The Princess Bride on July 6 and "Mrs. Doubtfire'' on July 20 and one of the four will be free.

They are $10 and $5 shows.

Call 856-327-6400.

Phil Van Embden may answer.

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They sell Goobers.

Who knew that?

We kept Goobers in business as a kid.

But no popcorn.

Not in a theatre with such plush seats. Popcorn has grease.

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This may be the answer to why Bridgeton has trouble hiring Class I and Class II officers.

"The problem has to do with training.

"For the last few years, I've been interested in SLEO training, but the schools that have the training won't allow anyone off the street to enroll.

"I've seen plenty of ads for SLEO positions, both Class I and II, but the departments want those applicants to have already been trained.

"Now Bridgeton is looking to hire a couple of Class I's at $10 an hour.

"Why not hire security officers, and grant them special authority.

"A non-commissioned (unarmed) security officer can basically do the same thing as a SLEO I.

"Commissioned (armed) security officers with a little additional training, can do the same as a SLEO II.

"Anyone who goes into the Social Security building sees these armed security officers at work, and there are plenty of reputable agencies around to hire.

"As a security professional myself, I've been disappointed in the lack of the state to properly utilize such a huge resource.

"Many states have granted security officers police authority while in the performance of their duties.

"I would be very interested in helping Mr. Goodreau in selecting the appropriate agency to supplement the SLEO shortage until qualified candidates become available.''

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Don't all.

Pay him a visit in the city hall annex across from the old city hall of East Commerce Street.

Second door to the right.

There was be a Coast Guard insignia on the door.

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Are Dean Hawk and Nancy Ridgway willing to come on 92.1 FM radio that reaches the heavens for one hour and cure all of Cumberland County's problems.

The DEP wants to give back the 80 acres with the railroad siding in the Millville Industrial Park.

But they want other land in exchange.

That land has enough environmental issues to bring out Society to Protect the Maurice River, not to mention its tributaries.

Millville is already 40 percent preserved land.

That didn't land a lot of jobs.

By the way, in the swap, the DEP wants $365,000 instead of the $335,000.

Both Millville and the county are in court fighting to save 350 projected jobs the 80 acres would bring when the vinyl fence company on Tenth Street expands.

If they don't expand here, they will choose one of the fine, fine sites they are being shown elsewhere.

In that case, they will take the 72 current jobs with them.

Hooboy!

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MY KIND OF TOWN:Where Durand is the bad guy here for not telling somebody they were selling the land, unless you think the DEP has an obligation to say what it is doing, for, otherwise, they could buy the entire industrial park and bankrupt Millville.